- Open My Computer.
- Click on Tools>Folder Options.
- Check 'Show Hidden Files & Folders' and uncheck 'Hide protected operating system files'.
- Go to the root of the drive (example, C:\ ) in Explorer and delete the file autorun.inf if it exists.
- Do the same with all the drives exhibiting the same problem and reboot.
If this doesn't fix it, or if you didn't find any autorun.inf file: - Select Start>Run.
- Type regedit and hit enter.
- Navigate to the following key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MountPoints2
- Expand the key. You should see various folders/keys with the drive names (C,D,E,F etc.)
- Make sure that the folders corresponding with the drive names do not have any sub-folders (visible when you click on the '+' sign next to the folder in the left pane) named '_Autoplay' and 'Shell'.
- If you see them, highlight them with a single-click and hit delete.
- Reboot.
Friday, October 14, 2011
When a user double-clicks on a drive letter, user gets a program list screen, asking which program to open the drive with or receives the following: Windows cannot find 'AcaRmoNa.ExE'
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